Sovetsky

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N°22 de 115 restaurants à Souzdal

Européen, Russe

FerméOuvre à 12:00

₽₽₽₽ Fourchette de prix par personne RUB 1,600 - RUB 2,200

Korovniki Street, 45, 601291

Souzdal, Oblast de Vladimir, Russie

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La cuisine russe de ce restaurant offre des repas authentiques. Commandez un bortsch fascinant. Ici, les clients peuvent plonger dans un monde rempli de mets délicieux, et déguster des crêpes savoureuses. Un vin est délicieux, essayez-le. Après une longue semaine de travail, vous pouvez goûter un café immense.

Sovetsky est si bien placé qu'on peut y accéder en utilisant n'importe quel transport. Un membres du personnel plaisant montre un haut niveau d'hospitalité dans ce lieu. A chacune de vos visites, vous aurez droit à un service rapide. Payez un prix moyen pour manger dans cet endroit. Un décor moderne et une atmosphère décontractée permettent aux clients de se détendre.

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soupe bortsch viande salades poisson kebabs côtelettes la volaille solyanka saumon

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Камилла Гранова 5 mois plus tôt sur Google

The owners of the hotel are betting that this is a building of modern history, that films were shot in it, in general, on everything that happened back in the late 70s and early 90s of the last century. And by doing so, they attract tourists without caring about their comfort. The room, for 7,500 rubles per day!!! that is, even at the present time, it is not cheap, called proudly standard, it was not even subject to repair. And when, when making claims, it was pointed out, we were told that the renovated rooms in this hotel were an improved standard. But this is not the worst thing about this hotel, the scary thing is that the well-being of visitors is not interested in the staff. At 23:00, when my husband and I were sleeping, a man who introduced himself as an electrician entered our room using a master key. Basically, when you sleep, you don't really care who he is by profession, you're just scared. But the girl at the reception called it a little misunderstanding. When I found out from the guy what was going on, it turns out that he had just received an urgent request to replace the lamp in this room. For reference, we requested the replacement of the flashing lamp the day before, and since we did not immediately make this replacement, we naively hoped that it would be done in a reasonable period of time, but in no way at night. So I do not recommend using the word at all, you can see interesting places from the point of view of history without checking into the hotel, since it is open for viewing. A burnt-out fan in the bathroom, a broken shower stall and a dirt coating on the walls, that's what awaits you for your money. Service: 1

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Мария Москвина 8 mois plus tôt sur Google

It’s just a bomb, there’s a huge hall with a bunch of master classes, it’s just amazing, the food is beyond words. Rooms: 4 Service: 5 Location: 5 Hotel highlights: Luxury, Quiet, Kid-friendly

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Galina Ivakhonenkova 12 mois plus tôt sur Google

The location is good: the city center is a 20-30 minute walk. You can take free excursions from the hotel. The service is "unobtrusive Soviet". The cafe and restaurant "Sovetsky" on the territory are especially distinguished. The cafe is missing most of the menu, and the restaurant has at least some interest from the staff. Rooms: We lived in a townhouse. Serious complaints about room cleaning: the floors are dirty, a used toothbrush sticks out in the hood, a lighter and a nasal inhaler were lying on one of the beds Rooms: 3 Service: 2 Location: 4 Hotel highlights: Quiet

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